By Prudent Pet|2021-06-03T15:17:03-06:00June 1, 2021|
In 2021, workplaces are evolving and changing to become more competitive. Millennials, those between the ages of 23 to 38, are dictating their futures by demanding companies provide more benefits and perks. In fact, a study by MetLife stated that 54% of Millennials chose their place of work depending on what benefits the company offered.
By Alice|2023-03-29T09:31:40-06:00May 22, 2021|
Now is the perfect time to adopt a furry feline friend because why not?! It's also the perfect time to adopt a cat because June marks "Adopt a Shelter Cat Month". Adding a furry family member to your home is perfect in the post-quarantine life. Most of us are still working at home anyways, meaning
By Alice|2021-04-05T10:14:35-06:00April 4, 2021|
We love our fluffballs every day of the year but we love them extra on National Pet Day! It seems like there's a holiday for everything these days but the most important day is obviously National Pet Day. Our furry little friends love us unconditionally and they deserve some recognition. We need to appreciate our
By Nicky|2021-02-06T20:54:52-06:00November 23, 2020|
The last thing you want to do on any holiday is having to run to the emergency room with your four-legged friend. Despite being an exciting holiday filled with family and friends, it can be a stressful time for your four-legged pals. Depending on your family’s traditions, you may start prepping those favorite dishes days
By Jenna Brashear|2022-05-27T13:58:24-06:00October 8, 2020|
We all love our pets very much. That’s why we care for them and do everything in our effort to keep them happy. However, we may become oblivious to one of the largest health concerns our furry friends can face...pet obesity. Pet obesity is a very serious concern, especially when the new year begins, and
By Jenna Brashear|2020-12-16T11:43:49-06:00July 24, 2020|
As I was perusing social media, I noticed a growing trend of owners creating colorful raw dog food recipes for their four-legged friends. They would grab their trusty mortar and pestle to grind up various eggs, supplements, vegetables, etc. with all kinds of meat and organs. As a dog owner myself, I was a bit
By Jenna Brashear|2021-01-25T23:16:55-06:00July 21, 2020|
When you buy a pet online, through a classified ad, or from a pet store, you may be unknowingly supporting a puppy mill. These mass breeding operations are a cruel and abusive way to treat man’s best friend. Breeding dogs at puppy mills are treated like production machines at the cost of their health and
By Jenna Brashear|2020-12-16T11:33:44-06:00July 9, 2020|
You feel a soft nose jostle your side as you slowly open your eyes. It’s still dark out, but your beloved furry friend is ready for his morning meal. “Mom, it’s breakfast time!” In an instant, you're up and walking towards the kitchen to get all of their favorites prepared. Opening the fridge, you suddenly
By TC Malik|2020-12-16T10:19:14-06:00June 4, 2020|
It might seem like quarantine and shelter in place bans are never going to end. It’s already been two months and nothing has seemed to change. We’re all sheltered at home dreaming of days when we can socialize with friends and family once again. It’s a hard time for all of us, but we will
By Alice|2020-12-16T14:14:42-06:00March 13, 2020|
In a time where many people have questions about their health and safety concerning the coronavirus, families are also worried about how the coronavirus could affect their pets. In addition to the common dog questions, such as can a dog catch human colds or human flu, and similar queries surrounding cats, one of the primary
